The eldest club in Portugal (and fifth oldest in Continental Europe after Pau, Dinard, Biarritz and Royal Antwerp) was renamed Oporto Golf Club in 1901 and it remained an exclusive British preserve for the next three decades.
The eldest club in Portugal (and fifth oldest in Continental Europe after Pau, Dinard, Biarritz and Royal Antwerp) was renamed Oporto Golf Club in 1901 and it remained an exclusive British preserve for the next three decades.
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Jul. 6, 2018
4
Tim Browne
A very interesting traditional course that is a cross between links and parkland.
Jul. 6, 2018
Tim Browne
Apr. 22, 2015
3.5
Brian Ward
Oporto certainly isn't the highest flyer in northern Portugal but it is the oldest and for that reason I would recommend a visit.
May. 27, 2013
4
Jim McCann
The current national ranking of this course might indicate that Oporto isn’t one of the top tracks in Portugal but don’t let that put you off playing this little beauty as it’s a wonderful old historic venue that lacks absolutely nothing in the charm stakes.
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3.5
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